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Your software never has bugs? We definitely had to turn something off before because something didn't line up/someone messed up planning during a bigger tech tr
by meibo 4y ago
Your software never has bugs? We definitely had to turn something off before because something didn't line up/someone messed up planning during a bigger tech transition. This stuff happens in big orgs ran by humans, I'm happy that it's back and it's a lot better than the first result in any case.
- hotpotamus 4y agoI know that software is fiendishly difficult, but if you think a parent is ever going to put their child in a software driven car, then the industry had probably better get a bit more serious.
- wutbrodo 4y agoThis doesn't make any sense. "Software" isn't produced by a single company with a single set of engineering practices and trade-offs. Safety-critical software has been around for decades and decades, and it's not developed and tested using the same practices as a minuscule D-list feature of a web service.
- hotpotamus 4y agoA lesson that Boeing apparently needed a refresher on.
- DiggyJohnson 4y agoIt does make sense, you just disagree on whether it’s actionable or not.
- spoonjim 4y agoI already put my kids in a software driven car every day. It has automatic cruise control, automatic lane keeping, and automatic emergency braking. I don't trust Tesla's Autopilot yet but as soon as there is a self-driving car which I believe is safer than a car driven by me, I will switch to that.
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